talks
SayTAWKSUS/ˈtɔks/UK/ˈtɔːks/
- 1Third-person singular simple present of talk. Use this form when one person or thing is the subject, like he, she, or it.
He talks to his plants every single morning.
She rarely talks about her childhood.
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- 2Plural of talk. Use this when you mean more than one talk, or a set of meetings where people discuss something.
The two sides held peace talks for a week.
Her morning talks at the museum drew large crowds.
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talks is a form of talk
talk, verb: To speak with someone, sharing ideas or news, often about a certain subject. Full entry
- Spelling
- talk → talks: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /s/.
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